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Srinagar, Jul 02 (KNO): Srinagar Police on Wednesday advised the social media handlers to delete the ‘malicious content’ related to the removal of a flag and urged people to uphold peace and act responsibly. In a post on X, Srinagar Police, as per a statement issued to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) said that “It has been observed that certain social media users are circulating malicious content related to the removal of a particular flag. Such posts have the potential to disturb public order and harmony.” “All social media account holders are hereby strictly advised to immediately delete such content and refrain from sharing or uploading any similar material in the future. Failure to comply will attract strict legal action under applicable laws. We urge everyone to act responsibly and uphold peace in the community,” Srinagar Police wrote—(KNO)

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